IbisMummy says so. I always thought about it, but I think Ibis was the first I saw bust it out. At MMM1 I was the only one with a tube.Kramerica wrote:Just bring the foamcore, amirite?
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no i feel you im just saying id rather carry a poster rolled in kraft then flat in a bag thats all they had at SDCC and even a couple vets got damage just hate the idea of the corners or edges hitting somethingthisisjosh wrote:Mo gladly rolls them if you provide it. It may be shocking to you, but a lot of people show up with nothing, so they're only trying to help you protect the print.GiantBoyDective wrote:THIS i'll bring the tube but use kraft paper for fcuks sakeaustx117 wrote:Anyone else think Mondo needs to stop using the plastic bags?
so just room 237 left?
#trollcrudanieldanger wrote:what you do aint hustlin. see, in MY hustle, i get to sell the whole run and each print only costs me like $6. y'alls is small potatoe street level fudge.
The bags worked well at the first gallery show. There was absolutely nowhere to roll anything up when the show opened that night. So the bags were a good way to get them out of there.
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They really did it for Jodorowsky's Dune? If so, that's all kinds of cool. This sounds like a must have.Kramerica wrote:Need me some pics of that Dune print if anyone can help.
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Especially with the rain.phubar2 wrote:The bags are worked well at the first gallery show. There was absolutely nowhere to roll anything up when the show opened that night. So the bags were a good way to get them out of there.
Its better than nothing thats for sure.
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It really came in handy for the rain that night, but just felt they were not a good fit after that. Plus plastic bags...environment...blahJon1701 wrote:Especially with the rain.phubar2 wrote:The bags are worked well at the first gallery show. There was absolutely nowhere to roll anything up when the show opened that night. So the bags were a good way to get them out of there.
Its better than nothing thats for sure.
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Those who have seen the DUNE poster, did they have a framed version? I only ask because there was a framed piece behind the Dredd 3-D and they never turned it around, just kept saying it wasn't revealed yet. This was after the Moss ordeal
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What do they expect cat owners to put their used cat litter in?RiotAct wrote:http://digitaltexan.net/2012/austin-loc ... F4GPVGz5t0
brettlv5506 wrote:What do they expect cat owners to put their used cat litter in?RiotAct wrote:http://digitaltexan.net/2012/austin-loc ... F4GPVGz5t0
Ha! My girlfriend said this to me the other day when I didn't want to use plastic bags at the store.
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Jesus Christ that Dune! 
